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Afrinus · 23-01-2022, 14:24

Never used and in pristine condition.
$325 plus shipping

Pieter

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Kennavin · 24-01-2022, 18:52

How much to ship to the UK please? I live in London.

Many thanks in advance

Kind regards

Gavin

Afrinus · 25-01-2022, 19:22

Gavin, I'll have to check, but I can't imagine it will be viable.
Let me look

AndyH · 27-01-2022, 20:28

PM sent...number 2 in the pattern...

Naviget · 03-02-2022, 19:32

Does this include the entire kit, with bosun's chair?
Also, the ATN website mentions a "Attention! The new ATN Mastclimber does not require a static line anymore as it can be fit OVER any existing halyard."
Is the one you are offering the new or old version?
Thanks!

Afrinus · 04-02-2022, 04:59

It includes the chair, but I have no idea if it's the new or old version
I'll check.

flee27 · 04-02-2022, 05:49

I have a ATN mast climber and love it. Easy to use and works as advertised. This one in the picture if the new version that attaches over an existing line.

I Have a rope that is only used for climbing. I use my main halyard and topping lift (which is sized to use as a spare halyard) to haul the climbing line up with. This way the climbing line condition is as controllable as possible and I have the safety of both halyards. Also a good idea to use a separate safety line.

Good luck
Foster

Afrinus · 07-02-2022, 14:30

Thanks Foster.
Yes, as to what I can see this does attach over the line as Foster comments.

It's still available

Pieter

Naviget · 13-02-2022, 19:36

After some research, it appears the old Topclimber was the one that needed a static line. This does indeed appear to be the new MastClimber version.

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